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The gazette (1978-08-23)

Publication date: 1978-08-23

Topics: Gazette [St. Albert, Alta. : 1974]

Publisher: W.E.J. Printing & Publishing Ltd.

Collection: peel_newspapers; peel; university_of_alberta_libraries; toronto

Language: English

Item Size: 196.6M

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- Motel on Trail receives approval

- Catholic board looking at regional bargaining

- Young men charged in theft investigation

- Hearing next week on Ball Estate proposal

- Bell missing from Morinville convent

- Mmm mmm good !

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- Pretty guests for breakfast

- Canadian girls more active say visiting Japanese students

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- Brigitte Sumann heads St. Albert N.D.P.

- Dancing school adds gymnastics for boys and girls

- Arrested Grace

- 'After Four' program expends to Grandin

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- 'Before you go under'

- Albertans avid gamblers

- Local photographer attends National Convention

- First Syncrude oil arrives in Edmonton

- Tell me a story

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- Day Care Centre excited about new playground

- A new world for children

- Catholic board back from summer break

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- A Knowledge of nature

- Public salaries and pensions reach awesome proportion

- A project to help run away children

- Pembina Picnickers

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- Upward trend in highway deaths

- CONSUMER COMMENT

- School bus safety aim of new program

- Institute on aging proposed

- 'Grande Finale' ends summer playgrounds

- On Cue !

- Around Town

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- No. 533 Squadron visits Abbottsford Air Show

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- Susie Bradley celebrates 90 years

- Young in heart at 90 years

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- School Opening Information for 1978-79 School Year

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- Community Services Report

- Teen Scene

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- Rudolf the pocket sized bear goes to the coin laundry

- Young talent

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- New road signs and information program for school bus awareness

- Small people's art gallery

- Less beef but more pork eaten

Page 14:

- Coping with handicaps in subject of some fine autobiographies

- Historical link between advertising and stamps

Page 15:

- Stop the Camera

- Audio and Sound Spectrum

- Hard Hats will tour Canada, New York

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- Alberta women ponder topic being truly alive

- The time and temperature rule

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- Government campaign to aid consumers

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- "Wonderful World of Gems" coming

- Bacteria

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- Protectiong our food

- Food poisoning

- Cross-contamination

- Wildlife protection a wide issue

- PREVENTING FOOD-BORNE ILLNESS

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- Safeguards for DNA research

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- Home of the Week

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- Bees "stung" by theft of no honey

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- Public flocks to Space Museum

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- Religious traditions in Alberta to appear on film

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- Flag football needs players

- Hockey school has a few openings

- Victoria Club Canadian youth soccer champs

- Canadian Champs

- Hockey School in full swing

Page 30:

- Messier signs with Colorado

- Sturgeon Jets hockey registration

- Senior fastball playoffs delayed

- Olympic camp roster

- Senior soccer championships this weekend

Page 31:

- 'Spirit of '78' wins two of three

- Local skater chosen for training seminar

- Gym Club begins its fourth year

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- Forest Lawn Front Four

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- Broncos nip Royals for NCABL pennant

- Builders one victory away from "B" championship

- Boating laws for inboard engines

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- Builders stop A's in series opener

- Test of strength

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- Oil Kings return to western Canadian Hockey League

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- Shelf life

- Siberian powerhouse

- Grand Banks world's richest

- Pest resistance

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- Take that and that

Page 39:

- All systems 'go' for St. Lawrence Seaway jump

- Bad day in August

- Indians predominate

- Three Cars Short

- Rain Dampens Wheel Standers

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- Gibbons Curling Rink to open October 15

- Open house for Father Primeau

- Bon Accord to hold by - election

- Acreage reassignments

- Gibbons boy graduates

- Upgrading 635

- Completion date for 635 portion - October 31

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- Calahoo Gardens Shows draws 285 entries

- Flower Girl

- Air Cadets on Parade

- Namao News

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- Morinville Memos

- Cardiff Column

- Morinville Agriplex Reports

- Beef imports

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- St. Emile Renovations

- Legal Locals

- Meet your local RCMP

- Redwater Social Notes

- Gibbons Sunday School Circle

- Great 'Glads'

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- Bon Accord News

- Bon Accord Art Club News

- Gibbons Market News

- Gibbons News

- Cabin Builder

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Notes

Began with Vol. 15, No. 12 (March 20th, 1974); ceased in 1989? -- Not published: Jan. 1 & July 2, 1975; July 18, 1979; and: last week of each Dec. for 1974- -- Vol. 16, no. 26 and vol. 20, no. 29 each skipped in numbering. -- Appears to have merged with: Gazette (Morinville, Alta.), to form: St. Albert & Morinville gazette. -- Thank you to the St. Albert Gazette, the St. Albert Community Foundation, and the St. Albert Public Library for their generous contributions of funding for the digitization of this newspaper for the Peel's Prairie Province's website; to the St. Albert Gazette for providing issues in print, and to the Musée Héritage Museum and the St. Albert Public Library for providing microfilmed copies of the newspaper.